Hello Experts,

I at a customer site and they a VALCOM V-2006A Amplifier , I configured the SIP paging adapter and connected it to the Valcom V-2006 Amplifier, the SIP adapter has paging extension. Now the question is how the speaker should connect to this amplifier? What do I do to make this work?

I don't know much about the VALCOM V-2006A amplifier and I need this to work.

Thank you,

How can the Amazon Echo Dot 3rd generation be turned off?
(Not how to turn off the MIcrofphone - but to Power off the unit, without unplugging it)???

Hi Experts.

I am in a strange situation with a 1-888 number my organization is using , we have the same 1888 number in Canada and US. I am in Canada and when I dial this 1-888 # it is being picked up by a person and that is good . but when Someone dials the 1-888 number in TEXAS and I am informed by our staff in TEXAS that it should ring to a local number.

My question is this number 1-888 supplied by the same carrier? Can the same number be supplied by different carriers at the same time ? I know the carrier in Canada but I do not know the carrier in the US.

Please assist

Looking for recommendations for a cross-Canada MPLS Network providers for a nation-wide POS network.  Obviously Bell and Tel us are Tier 1 solution options but to be honest , looking for lower cost solution than that.

Suggestions ?

we are looking for 800 phone no with api. meaning when someone call 800 phone no. we want api to be called immedately to www.myweb.com/phone no
then redirect to 310.222.2222

do you know which provider can. do it? just like something out of the box without too much coding involved

Looking for a VoIP phone system.
This client currently has a PBX black box supporting over 50+ phones. They are renting 5 lines from a local teleco.
They are building a very modern 100K square foot facility and will be moving to there in the near future. I started researching a new phone system to replace the current one.
I am not a telephone guy, so I would like to hear your opinions. First of all, I guess VoIP is the way to go, correct? I am kind of an old school and did not trust VoIP at the beginning. But after using Skype calling long distance for years, I find it has better voice quality than the landline most of the time.
I heard of 3CX, a cloud based phone system with no need to run an in-house PBX hardware or software. If the PBX is virtually on the cloud, how can we connect the 5 rented lines from the teleco to the virtual PBX?    
What solution would you recommend based on your real world experience? Reliability, voice quality, easy management.

Thanks!!

Hi All,

We currently have an issue with a new build at a remote site.

The overall voice network is fully working at other locations, however the new site is having issues with inbound calls from the PSTN. The phones at both ends (internal and external) will ring, however no audio is passed. The call remains open, but silent.

Calls work outbound from the site successfully. The CUCM/Cube are on the main site, where calls work fine. The remote site is connected to the main network over a site to site VPN.

The only difference between this and other sites is the allocated IP range. The Cisco phones on the remote site are all using public IP addresses, where the main network and other remote sites are utilising private address space.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly recieved.

Many Thanks,

John

NEC SL2100 phone system started behaving poorly a week ago Sunday.  Rebooted all network equipment, and nothing changed.  Reboot the phone system and everything worked for about 20 minutes.  Same cycle of events, about same time frame.  Next checked all network equipment for firmware upgrades.  Wireless bridge Engenius EnStationAC went from 2.x to 3.1.2.11 on both sides successfully.  Problem returned yet again, but now a delay in getting dial tone of about 3-10 seconds.  If phone hangs up and connects immediately, no delay happens.  A monitoring computer is the only non-phone device on the entire voice network.  It shows random packet loss to phones.  The phone problem was originally they begain restarting at random.  They are not all happening at one time.  The delay never happens to VOIP phone on the system side of wireless bridge.  Engenius has yet to comment on the issue.  One phone (Only one phone) peforms IGMP actions accoring to Wire Shark.  Removing that specific phone solved the problem for almost 2 hours.  Yet it eventually returned.  All the time I have brought another laptop in for testing and moving it to both sides of the bridge.  If I am on the system side, I perform ping tests to the phones on the far side of bridge.  If I am testing the phone system resources, I am on the opposite side of bridge.  I perform around 1,500 packets to 3 devices simultaneously each time I test.  No latency or packet loss ever.  I have introduced a new PoE switch on the system …

Ok, this is the last part to getting our site paging worked out.
I need to know how I can get our ShoreTel phones speakerphones to work with Valcom speakers when a page is sent out.
We have a ShoreTel system 14.2 director and Valcom v-2003A paging controller.  We need our system to page all phones and all Valcom speakers at the same time.
Can this be accomplished?
If this scenario cannot be accomplished with our current equipment then what would I need to replace/upgrade?

I have installed Google voice on my Sprint PCS iPhone X.

Now how can I make my Google Voice number replace my Sprint PCS iPhone X caller ID number so that everytime that I call someone my Google Voice (and not my regular Sprint PCS phone number) will display on all outgoing calls?

Where do I go to enable this setting?

I received the email below on June 1, 2018 and I'm not sure how this affects my Sprint PCS Google voice service:

We are contacting you to let you know that per previous communication, due to upcoming upgrades to Sprint’s network, Sprint will no longer be supporting the Google Voice with Sprint integration. Effective today your Google Voice integration with your Sprint phone number (xxx) xxx-xxxx has been disabled by Sprint.

Effective today:
All outgoing calls (including international calls) and texts will be made through Sprint at Sprint’s calling and texting rates, if applicable.
All new messages, calls, and voicemails sent from your Sprint phone will not be stored in Google Voice. You will still be able to see your messages, voicemail, and call history from before June 1, 2018 in Google Voice on your Sprint device. You can also export this data from your Google Voice account at takeout.google.com.
You won’t be able to use Google Voice-enabled capabilities such as call forwarding, voicemail transcription, spam detection, and other Google Voice features. These capabilities can be enabled from your Sprint device. Click here for more information …